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THE AUTUMN HIGHWAY
by Larry Turner
Fishing wasn't as red hot as it had been in previous years, but nonetheless, we caught fish and had a splendid time. Boating the river via oars (no engines) is relatively easy, does not require prior experience, but does help in locating the better fishing spots.
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THE WORLD COMES TO MY VILLAGE
2026 Ironman on the Kona Coast
by Vicki Hoefling Andersen
Planners linked the Waikiki Roughwater Swim, the Honolulu Marathon, and a route from the Around-Oahu Bike Race. The challenge was, "If you do it, I'll do it," adding, "...whoever finishes we'll call the Iron Man."
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CRUISING IN A HOT AIR BALLOON
by Lee Juillerat
As the volunteers held on, the ground crew fired multiple 3- to 5-second blasts of propane into the ballon. The fiery flame-colored inferno-like blasts eventually caused what had been a long, flat sack to rise 100-feet upright.
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STONES
How They Bring People Full Circle
by Steve Giordano and Lee Willis
The circle I'm thinking about comes to me from the poet whose lines are on the stones as a final love tribute from his wife. I've always been intrigued by the stones and more lately their message.
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ADVENTURE POEM
by Timothy Pilgrim,
Adventure Poet Laureate
Past tents
I dream back Montana, how I waded
a high meadow stream, at each bend arced
brown-bear-blacks toward the far bank.
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